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Robert Reich Questions Whether Trump Vowed a ‘No‑War’ Stance During Campaign
In a Substack essay published Wednesday, former Labor Secretary Robert Reich suggested that former President Donald Trump promised a “no wars” policy during his 2016 campaign, prompting fact‑checkers and political analysts to examine the accuracy of the assertion. Reich, a longtime critic of Trump, cited a 2015 campaign rally in which the Republican nominee reportedly…
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London Judge Sentences Palestine Action Members for Break-in at Israeli Defense Contractor
London magistrates sentenced three members of the activist group Palestine Action to prison terms on Tuesday for their involvement in a December 2023 raid on the premises of an Israeli defense contractor’s UK office. The defendants, whose identities were not disclosed for security reasons, were found guilty of trespass, criminal damage and conspiracy to commit…
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Indonesian students rally against rising fuel costs and government spending
Jakarta, June 12 (WorldPulse) — Hundreds of university students gathered in Indonesia’s capital on Sunday to protest a recent hike in fuel prices and what they described as imprudent state spending, saying the combination threatens to drive the nation toward bankruptcy. The demonstrators, many carrying banners that read “Stop wasteful spending” and “Fuel for the…
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Harbor Springs Girls Soccer Team Wins Division 4 Title After Staunch Defense Shuts Out Shrine
Harbor Springs, Mich., June 12 — The Harbor Springs girls soccer squad captured the Division 4 state title on Saturday, defeating Shrine 1-0 after a disciplined defensive display that limited the visiting team to just a handful of shots. The lone goal came early in the second half when forward Emily Carter capitalized on a…
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US Government Releases Four New Declassified UFO Videos Showing Unidentified Orbs Over Northeast
Four previously classified videos showing bright, spherical objects flying over an undisclosed location in the northeastern United States were released this week by the U.S. government, according to a BBC News report. The footage, recorded by civilian eyewitnesses, has been declassified and posted on an official government portal, adding to a growing archive of unexplained…
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Officials Say Inquiry into Deadly Air India Crash Still Ongoing
New Delhi — Indian aviation authorities have warned that the investigation into the June 2023 Air India flight that crashed into the Bay of Bengal, killing all 260 passengers and crew, will require additional time before a final report can be issued. According to a statement released by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA),…
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Spain launches probe after €1.2 million jewelry haul raises tax doubts on former PM
Spanish anti‑corruption prosecutors have opened a formal investigation into former prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero after customs officials uncovered jewelry worth approximately €1.2 million in a warehouse linked to his family. Investigators allege Zapatero cannot produce documentation proving that import duties on the pieces were paid, a possible breach of tax and customs regulations. The…
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JNIM Heightens Sahel Attacks as Infighting With IS-Southwest Peaks
Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (JNIM) intensified its offensive operations in the Sahel on Tuesday, launching coordinated attacks in northern Mali and southern Burkina Faso as the group entered a violent feud with the Islamic State in the Sahel Province (ISSP). The surge in violence comes amid a broader scramble by jihadist factions to dominate…
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French Village Seeks Closure as Investigation into 11-Year-Old’s Murder Stumbles Over Police Oversight
In the quiet town of Boulouparis, southern France, mourners gathered on Tuesday to lay an 11-year-old girl named Lyhanna to rest, a ceremony shadowed by growing anger over a police investigation that reportedly failed to act on a tip about her disappearance for nine months. According to local officials, the prime suspect was first reported…
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Mother discovers missing son’s body amid unrest at Kenya Ebola quarantine facility
Nanyuki, Kenya – A mother found the body of her missing 12-year-old son, Sylvester Muigai Ndung’u, on Thursday, two days after demonstrators clashed with authorities at a local Ebola quarantine centre. According to the mother, Sylvester had traveled to Nanyuki on Tuesday to purchase a school uniform and never returned home. The discovery was made…